Baseball can’t afford to spit in the face of its history

Spencer Thomas | editor-in-chief Baseball can’t afford to spit in the face of its history “How can you not be romantic about baseball?” We ask that question all the time. It’s a sport that is loved for so much more than what happens on the playing field. Its aesthetic and history are unmatched by any other sport. But idiotic decisions like the one made by … Continue reading Baseball can’t afford to spit in the face of its history

Duquesne football recruit Jake Collins faces second theft charge in one week

Duquesne football recruit Jake Collins faces another theft charge just days after he was charged with stealing firearms and jewelry from a Palm Beach County (Florida) sheriff’s deputy’s home, and then pawning some of the items to nearby shops. Collins is now being accused of stealing from a home near his own that has been empty since its owners died. A judge ordered him held … Continue reading Duquesne football recruit Jake Collins faces second theft charge in one week

Page 7 Sidebar — April 12, 2018

Duquesne Women’s Rowing Update — On April 9, the Duquesne women’s rowing team participated in the Cooper Invite at Cherry Hill, New Jersey, where they faced off against nine D-1 schools. The women had each of their four varsity boats advance to the grand finals. The Duquesne varsity four boat placed third in their grand final with a time of 8:34.46. The varsity eight boat … Continue reading Page 7 Sidebar — April 12, 2018